American envoy to Washington on Turkish tensions with mission debate
Chekib Bey arrives in Washington amid fears over American warships near Beirut and the Turkish ministry’s hopes for relief from friction with the United States. He rejects broad political motives behind the Magelssen case, urges careful handling of missionaries, and stresses that Turkish policy favors limited religious activity while protecting foreigners.
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Peribate
Europe
Ava Chemical Company to Establish U S Branches
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Ava Chemical Company of New York backed by John D Rockefeller will begin nationwide operations with main factory and depot in New York and branch depots in Indiana, Indianapolis, and other states. Secretary Ibbetson predicts business within a fortnight and future plant sites to be announced.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Ava Chemical Company
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Act of Congress
Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Arthur E. Ibbetson
William Street
Serand
Indiana
Indianapolis
SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK. THE Lac HAS GAINED ENTRANCE
The article notes developments this week with Lac securing entry to an event named Indianapolis Pouis. Details are sparse and fragmented, but the focus is on Lac achieving access and the week’s notable movements involving Pouis and related entities.
Riot verdicts in Danville jail case mix class lines
At Danville Illinois trial six rioters were found guilty and two acquitted. Among the convicted, six were miners or laborers. The verdict split along class lines with wealthier defendants and supporters backing the State, while poorer locals favored the defendants. William Redwine, once Elwood born, was acquitted on lighter charges. Sentencing for all twenty four defendants awaits the main felony case set to begin Monday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Winfield Baker
Adam Murray
Thomas Bell
Isaac Slade
John Walton
John Robertson
William Redwine
Clay Biddle
C. H. Clayton
William Pate
Catlin
Pate
Beard
Thompson
Huffman
Crow Attorne y General Moves Against St Louis Terminal Monopoly
Missouri Attorney General Crow files quo warranto petitions in the Missouri Supreme Court to annul charters of the St Louis Merchants' Bridge Terminal Railway Company Wiggins Ferry Company and related unions. He alleges a railroad conspiracy controlling Mississippi River freight into and out of St Louis with a combined wealth near 8? billion. J Pierpont Morgan may be summoned in New York over terminal bond sales totaling 50 million.
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Crow
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
Mississippi Valley
Terminal Association
Mississippi River
St. Louis Bridge Company
The
Tunnel Railroad of
Union Railway and Transit Company
Terminal Association of
St. Louis Merchant's Bridge Railway Company
Wiggins Ferry Company
Samuel L. Jeffries
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York City
Morgan
Magele sen Case and Other Indiana News Highlights
The issue lists major stories across Indiana pages including the Magele sen Case and Caleb Powers death sentence, plus war charter suits, postoffice cases, yacht races, divorces, and regional events. It notes upcoming reunions, prison board meetings, and a broad Sporting News section.
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Magelesen
Caleb Powers
Macedonia
St. Louis
Indiana
Savages
Indianapolis
Elks
Sharpsville
General Indiana News
Prison Board of Control
Sporting News
City News
Metropolitan Securities Sells Back To Old Metropolitan Party
New York August 3 The Herald to morrow reports Kuhn Loeb and Co have sold control of Metropolitan Securities Company holder of Metropolitan Street railway back to the old Metropolitan party led by William C Whitney and Thomas F Ryan. The Standard Oil syndicate has no interest and the Wall Street banking house is now out of its affairs after aiding the system in February 192? The facts were confirmed by the highest authority.
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the Herald
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Metropolitan Securities Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Metropolitan Party
Ww. ¢. Whitney
Thomas F. Ryan
Standard OU
Great Wall-street Banking House
Metropolitan Street Railway
Westes Tar Ees
All Street
Ambushed Imperial Troops in Morocco Rebels Kill or Wound Many
A dispatch from Morocco reports a large imperial force marching to help Sultan’s troops was surprised by insurgents. The Temps cites 3,000 imperial soldiers ambushed, over 1,000 killed or wounded, including several governors, with the clash linked to unrest in the region. In Kentucky, lightning struck the courthouse at Hazard, killing John J. Baker and stunning six others as the building caught fire.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Morocco
Temps
Hazard
John J. Baker
Excitement in Albanta as Turks Fight to Reclaim
August 3 report from Salonica notes seven battalions of Turkish troops that had infested Neveska recaptured the town. The insurgents had captured it earlier, killing a portion of the garrison. The scene reflects rising tensions and military movements in the area.
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Salonica
Neveska
Balkan Turmoil Drives Albanian Volunteer Movement
A telegram reports 60 percent mobilized troops near Kossovo Roumetia about fifty miles from Uskub. Excitement runs high in Albania as the population anticipates rifles for Albanian volunteers. Revolutionists seek Turkish support against the Ottoman government.
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Kossovo
Roumetia
Uskub
Albania
Letter Carriers to Meet for Fourteenth Annual Convention
Syracuse August 2 All officers of the National Association of Letter Carriers arrive for the fourteenth annual convention opening Monday with about 1000 delegates expected. Key agenda items include retirement pay increases funded by members and carrier salary hikes. Candidates for president include incumbent J O Keller Edward J Gaynor and M A Fitzgerald. Portland delegation seeks 1995 venue as biennial plan begins. Keller notes $8000 treasury and all bills paid.
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N. Y
National Association of Letter Carriers
J. O. Keller
Cleveland
Keller
Edward J. Gaynor
Muncie
Ind
M. A. Fitzgerald
New York City
Portland
Ore
Quincey
Ill
Minneapolis
Woman kills man who tried to enter her house
In Springer New Hampshire on August 29 Mrs Sarah D Solano at home with two children killed Cornelius Gonzales with an ax after he tried to enter her house. He was her brother in law and had allegedly made improper proposals. A coroner s jury exonerated her.
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Springer
N. H
Cornelius Gonzales
Sarah D. Solano
Gonzales
Mrs Haslop Love Claim in Breach Suit Against Payne
In Bloomington Illinois a breach of promise case proceeds as Mrs Carrie Haslop testifies she was sincerely attached to Frederick Payne. Defense witness Mrs Sarah Webb says Haslop admitted Payne wished to marry her but she loved another man and planned to sue for breach to marry someone else. Court adjourns to Monday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Carrie Haslop
Indianapolis
Frederick Payne
Palmer,ll
Taylorville
Payne
Sarah K. Webb
Haslep
Sergie
Evice
Mony
End of Mimic War Admirals Barker Lead Fleet for Target Practice
Portland Maine August 2 The joint army and navy maneuvers concluded with the North Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Barker sailing westward for target practice off the New England coast. Garrisons Massachusetts and Maine left, hostilities period ended at noon as harbor defenses were withdrawn.
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Barker
Sands
Wise
Coghlan
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Newport
Panther
Topeka
Lawrence
Worden
Gen. Chaffee
Amiral Barker
Navy
Samuel M. Mills
Portland Artillery District
Army
National Guards
War Department
Washington
Youthful Poisoner in Norfolk Case
In Norfolk Virginia a thirteen year old white boy John H Bey confessed to placing strychnine in a glass of water his stepmother drank thinking it was salts. Mrs Dey died an hour later. He says the poison was meant for his step aunt visiting the house. He may be sent to reform school.
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Norfolk
John H. Bey
Caleb Powers Convicted in Goebel Murder Case
Caleb Powers is found guilty of the Goebel murder in Nevada with the death penalty fixed by Judge Robbins. An appeal is filed immediately and a Supreme Court intervention may be sought. This is powers third conviction as Kentucky's former secretary of state.
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Robbins
Powers convicted third time. death sentence handed down
In Georgetown Kentucky ex secretary Caleb Powers was found guilty for the third time in the Goebel murder case. Special Judge Robbins sentenced him to death with execution set for November 3. Powers plans an appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals, possibly the U S Supreme Court. Ex Governor W S Taylor called the verdict monstrous and diabolical.
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Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powers
Arthur Goebel
George Wyatt
Cincinnati
Goebel
Powers & Thing
Regardoners
Commonwealth
Franklin
W.B
Robbins
Kentucky Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Scott
Indianapolis
Taylor
Frankfort
Louisville
Western Kentucky
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